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WRECKED AND ROBBED.
Thieves Make a Raid ON Schooner and
steal Her Cargo.


steal Her Cargo.
HALIFAX, y. :, March 29.-News was
received here to-day that on Saturday
morning the schooner Flora T., from
Klngsport for Boston. WAS seen Oh Port
George on the Nova Scotia side Of the Bay
Of Fundy, at the mercy OF the sea in a
heavy gale with her crew lashed to the rig
gDg.
About noon she struck near Dumas
Rock. and was soon buried in foam. Inc
seIs ran over her mast head. Lines were
thrown out and the members OF the crew
were drawn through the water, reaching
land in an exhausted condition. Ihey
hal been without food for thlrty-slx
hours, while the thermometer had been
ten degrees below zero. The captain, VINO
i the owner Of the vessel, refused 10
leave the wreck until after the tide went
out
At midnight a gang Of thieves from
Hanley Mountains stole what was Ielt oi
the cargo and everything movable on tne
vessel. The vessel and cargo are not IN
surp6
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4 POLITICAL MILLENNIUM.
An Entire Municipal Government Handed
Over To Women as an Experiment.

An Entire Municipal Government Handed
Over To Women as an Experiment.
TOPEKA, KAN, March 30 Stockton,
the county seat of Rocks county, a thrifty
wide awake city OF the second class, is
carving its way to national fame by the
novel manner in which it il treating the
new municipal suffrage law. The men
have agreed TO give the women chance to
make supreme test of their ability to
deal with public affairs; and in order TO do
this have stepped aside and will simply
watch the result Of the trial. The entire
city ticket-MayOr, COuncilmen, etc.-is
composed of ladies, who were unani-
mOusly nominated to the position. Stockton
is on the south fork of Solomon river, and
has lately voted Ia build water works.
The handling OF this important matter will
be left to the women, who will have to let
all contracts, Sce that contractors perform
their work properly, pay of the men and
supervise things generally. The city is on
the central branch OF Missouri Pacific
line that is likely To he extended this
year. and they will have an opportunity
10 grapple with the railroad question
among other things. In short, the NUM-
cipal government is to be handed entirely
over to ladies, and the whole nation will
watch with eager interest the result of an
experiment that is without parallel in the
history Of modern times.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-30

Mrs. Potter's Debut ON the London stage.
LONDON, March 2s.-All the seats in
the Haymarket Theater have been fully
booked for the next three weeks TO witness
the performances of Mrs. James Brown
Potter. Among those to he present to wit
ness her debut tonight are the Prince and
Princess OF Wales, Lord and Lady Grey,
Lord Leicester, Baron Rothschild, United
States Minister and Mrs Phelphs and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry White.
She was very fayorably recei, ed. The
Prince of Wales expressed himself very
mnch pleased, and predicted for her sue
cess
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Ill. Mission n FaIInre.

ROME March 29.-MonsignOr Calm
berti, the special Papal delegate to Berlin,
has failed to secure any satisfactory re-
suits in his negotiations with the Centre
or Catholic party Of Germany. 10 eonse-
quence of the adoption by the l.andtag oi
Bishop Kopp's amendment TO the Ecc!esi'
astical law, the Vatican has decided tc
leave the Centre party full liberty Of actiol
in German politicical affairs, retaining
also the same freedom for itself
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Fell on His Horse.

PALESTINE, TEN, March Ex-senator
John II. Reagan met with = severe accl-
dent at his residence, two miles west OF this
city, Yesterday. The Senator is in the
habit of taking horseback exercise every
morning before breakfast. Yesterday
morning in mounting his horse for his Gus
tomary ride, the saddle, being insecurely
fastened, turned with his weight, throwing
him violently to the ground and iniiictlug
severe injury to his spine. While his
injuries are serious no fatal results are an
ticinated
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n,,au,i,.r., Work I'M ohio.

CINCINNATI, o., March "a speelal
from Defiance, Ohio, says that few nights
ago the Cecil aqueduct on the canal was
blown open. Last night two armed men
drove away the guards who were watching
the reservoir and blew ont the banks IN
two places, and finally dynamite was USED
u destroy the locks. 1t will take hall the
summer to repair the damage already done.
The Governor has been asked for lnstrne-
tons. There was a strong effort recently
70 have the Legislature yseate the canal at
this mint
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A Protest Against the Coercion Biii.

SPRINGFIELD, H., March 29.-In the
House to-day q resolution was adopted
condemning the proposed Irish coercion
laws, and also condemning the policy Of
the English Government toward Ireland,
and extending sympathy and encourage
ment to VIM. T.. Gladstone and Charles
Stuart Parnell in their crusade against OPP
prcssve and unjust laws, and for their
faithful endeayors to hasten by constitn-
tional methods better government Of Ire
land
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rh.v corri.d pottIes of Poison,

ST. PETERSBURG; March 29.-Itis stated
that all of the Nihilists arrested for COIN
plicity in the recent unsuccessful plot OF
the Cars life, when taken into custody,
wore small bottles Of poison On theiI
bosoms, and that secret agents had been
deputed to smash these bottles in the event
Of the assassin retreating from the task al
the last moment.
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En,IrI.iNes Lost.

ITHACA, n. Y, March ga special
states that the dwelling house occupied by
Matthew MaSsick, at LudlOwyille, ten
miles from this place, was burned between
II and l o'clock this morning. MaSsieE
and three children perished in the hames'
Tassick was an employeOf Ofthe Lehigh Wal
lev Railroad
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R.rrv Investigating a STRIKE.

WORCESTER, MASS, March 29.-ThOs.
B. Barry, the representative of the General
Executive Board of the Knights OF Labor,
arrived here this morning and held a con-
ference with the strikers This eyering he
will 90 TO Boston to confer with the Exc
cutiye Board of of District No. 80, h. OF
|. He will return here Wednesday even
ing to speak at the mass labor meeting.
Thursday he will go to Philadelphia to
make his report to Mr.. Powderly. 1t Is
understood he will fully approve the stand
taken against the free" shop notice.
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INC Kshra, Murder NIystery.

RAILWAY, y. J., March 29.-The mur-
der mystery at this place remains as faE
from solution as ever. The detectives in
the case are still working in the dark,
hlindly following every clue presented.
The body of the murdered woman lies IN
the undertaker's shop here awaiting iden-
tifcation. II is showing signs OF deeom-
position. and solution to better preserve
the remains, was injected in the veins to-
day, as the authorities desired to keep the
body as long as possible.
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still Anotber Priest Imprisoned.

DUBLIN, March 29.-Tne Rev. Father
Slattery was arraigned in Judge Boyd's
court to-day at the same time that Father
Ryan was at the bar. Slattery was also
charged with contempt of court in refusing
to testify with regard to his action as
trustee under the plan of campaign tor the
HebertstOwn tenants. lie remained stead
fast in his determination to refuse TO tes'
tify and he was committed TO Jail.
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Alas. Sotbisg IDshsits.

NEW YORK, March 29.-The Stxypos-
Ives party to-day held conferences with
the Brice- Thomas party in relation 10 tbs
Il. & o. purchase. The conference Is asid
to have been in relation TO The Erie joining
the system, which IL TO operate the 3. X
o. when the control Is Transferred, bat no
definite particulars can be obtained.
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II Was Once a Poisonous Heresy.

LONDON, March 29.-Mr. Chamberlain
has written letter in which he closely
follows the argument Of Lord Harrington
manifesto. He concludes as follows: THE
indiscreet zeal of these recent converts has
shelvcd the entire Liberal programme in
order to clear the way for the propagation
of the new dogma, formerly accounted a
poisonous heresy, but now suddenly eleva-
ted TO the position of cardinal article ol
the Liberal creed
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n.a,h nf n.CnnnelI,. Grnndlanghter.

HALIFAX, March 29.-The death is an
nounced from st Johns, n. F., of Marianua
Andrews, aged Ga, granddaughter OF
Daniel O'Connell, the Irish Liberstor,
through his son Daniel. She vas the
widow of George Andrews, sea captain.
The deceased is described as having had
many accomplishments.
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Another Yacht Chailepge.

NEW YORK, March 29.-The steamer
Etruris, which arrived yesterday brought
a long lettes and sundry official documents
from the Secretary of the Royal Clyde
Yacht Club To the Secretary Of the New
Yacht Club, making q challenge In due
form on behalf of the new Scotch cutter
Thistle, owned by James Bell, Of Glas'
gov, 10 race with any American yacht
for the Americas cup, the international
emblem which the Puritan and Genesta
sailcd for last season. The COMMITTEES IN
charge Of the cup met to day and in effect
accepted the challenge, though IL will have
10 gD before the club for ratification.
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Prince Alexander sued by the Rebels.

ST. PETERsBURG, March est ha,
transpired that when Prince Alexander o.
Battenburg was first depOsed from the Bul'
garian throne, and escorted out OF tbs
country by the successful couspiratOrs, he
accepted from them the sum Of 4, 800 franks
with which to pay his way TO his home a
Darmstadt. The money was handed u
him at Reni, in Bessarabia, where the
Princes kidnappers parted with him. A
suit to recover the sum has been inaugurated
by the rebels who made the loan.
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Dueto the Ssw Law.

SAS ANTOSIo, Tex, March 29-Ihe
Sluthrrn Pacific Railroad Company IL dis
charrng all its baggage masters anu im-
posing their duties on express messengers
THIS i. S.Iid to be owing 10 the interstate
commerce Law
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uoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
In Epilepsy.

DIR. A. L. Turner, Head Physician,
Bloomsburg Sanitarium, Philadelphia, Pa,
says: Have prescribed 1t in several hun
dred cases of epilepsy, and always with
good results. As an adjunct to the re-
cuperative powers of the nervous system l
know Of nothing to equal it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-30

ago, accidentally wounded Bedouin,
who, with party of his fellows, was pass
ing. The Bedouins charged upon the
officers and in fight which ensued one OF
the Bedouins was killed. The officers were
terribly beaten and would have been
hanged had not fortune favored them with
an opportunity to escape by flight.
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Uh.,t Crop Reported Frozen.

COLUMBUS, March 29.-Specials to the
Ohio State Journal from Franklin, Fairfield
Delaware, Madison, Fayette, Lyking,
Enox Union, Pickaway, Clinton, and
Muskingum counties indlcats tnat tne
vteaf crop has been badly froze out
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THE Royal Clyde Yacht Club, on behalf
Of the new Scotch cutter yacht Thistle,
have challenged the New York Yacht Club
for race with any American yacht for
the Americas cup. The challenge has
been accepted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-30

THE Attorney General has decided that
the clause Of the Interstate Commerce
bill prohibiting free passes does not affect
the postal service, whose employees may
may still ride free, when travelling in the
line of duty.
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I,,r. LI.nsiIsy to GaIsrsai Isfsessss.

rer?ns vboee slood b this. d'fest'on vs.I
and liyef sluggish. are exfrsliabas 70 ne sisess
of Inalsfisi disease. The most Hifipg sxposnfs
may. under sseh conditions. infees 1sesn
which. II healthy. would rssa TIE nissnssse
tsiut The only wsy 70 secuse i.mnasfy noS
maIsrisin localities Where it isSses.leae y y
tone and regulate tl4e syaem by tnRsoytsg zesk.
sned disestiou, ennching The bsot1, scd 49,
. wholesome impetI 70 ssaaU sss -. :. -
,iTeiy A. aosfefyers stguseb BItttrs. uhtf9 -
srn-rienee bss proved 70 Be tbs mcse redsse2
ssf guard azainsf fsseT sDd sgue - ki.0see
dlsos5ers, - veil - he 49, nnt1I - -
o,snf of The orFans a unnaltOu. ss1 - eesfye
dscurrnf, eilminAstng iron sAe blood thn.e ef51d
fntarities which originate shfuDaek etlnen1e>
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LEAVES ONE MAN

running on the Democratic ticket for Of
flee. &. F. NJ. Allen nominated at the
former convention for City Attorney. 1t
is doubtful If the committee will secure
names to till the other blanks before cleo
tiOn day. 1t is probable that Mr. Holf-
man, who is q Socialist, will name II cOm-
mttee that will either decline to put a
Democratic ticket in the field, or in order
to prevent the Republicans from regaining
power in the city, will boldly indOrse the
Socialist ticket from head to tail.
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FATHER RYAN refused to give informa-
tion to the count at Dublin yesterday and
WAS condemned to prison, whittier he was
accompanied by a cheering multitude,
among which were Lord Mayor SULLIVAN
and Archbishop CROEE.
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"BUT John p. Robinson, be sez, tney
didn't know everything down in Judee'
They certainly knew little, II tney uiu ,nOt ".
know that the safest, quickest ana uios'
pleasant cure for Group, bronchitis, eougG'
cold in the chest, etc, is DIR. Bulls Cougn
Syrup.
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Tn. Tr,nI. AIlIanc. Denoancsd.

ROME, March 29.-The members Of the
Extreme Left in the Chamber Of Deputies
have passed resolutions severely censuring
the Government for entering into an alli-
ance with Austria and Germany, because
both powers are friendly to the Vatican
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Cold we.fhsr II yisYssis.

LYxcHBuRo, Va, March 29.-Tbs
weather is very cold. Last night ice form.
ed In exposed plsees A snow storm pre-
vailed this morning Early fruit and veg
etaI,leS are badly damaged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-30

Mrs. JAMES BROWN Potter made her
debut successfully at the Haymarket in
London last night.
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MESSRs. EDMISTER and WADDELL, of
Brooklyn, have left for the Canadian shore
leaving 5000, 900 in debts
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The Democracy of Chicago has failed to
ind candidate for the Mayoralty, and it
Is quits probable they will force the nOmi-
nation on Mr.. HARRISON. Thequery nat
urally arises, is CARTER HARRISON the
only Democrat in Chicago?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-30

\ MAN calling himself Yellowstone
KIT" is making alleged miraculous cures
in Florida and passing among the negroes
as the MESSIAH. He eXerts a wonderful
influence over their minds, but more esPe-
especially over their pockets, which ne re-
Ieves of many thousands of dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-30

WITHIN the last day or two Chicago
Democrats have exhibited shong signs of
insanity.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
FHE WEATHER.

For West Virginia and Western Pennsylvanis.
fair weather, followed by rain. warmer winds,
generally SOutherly.
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81 WAS most ready to return blow
and would not brook at all this sort Of
thing" for knew could cure all dam
ages with Salvation Oil
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Flashing in their pearly sheen,
From the glorious corsline,
See those teeth untarnishedi
White alike the back and front
Yes, by fragrant S0ZODONT,
May beauty's mouth be garnishedi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-30

FATHER SLATTERY, OF Dublin, was
yesterday sent to prison for refusing to
give the same information demanded of
Father RYAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-30

The New York Herald would solve the
conyict-labOr and penitentiary problem by
sending criminals TO Alaska.
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REPORrS come from Ohio OF the freezing
ont Of the wheat crop.
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Mr.. POwDERLY condemns the State
Legislators Of Illinois, who attended the
funeral of Anarchist NEEBE's wife.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-30

THE ohio and \. W. Railroad is to be
made a broad gauge and extended to Point
Pleasant. W. Va, where it will meet the
Kauawha and Ohio. thus tapping the rich
mineral fields of West Virginia, giving
them AN outlet CiucinnatiwaTdS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-30

THE Illinois House resolves to condemn
the proposed Irish coercion law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-30

MR. GLADSTONE raked the Government
fore and aft last night in Commons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-30

YESTERDAY WAS calculated to suppress
Spring poets.
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a naadloek.

PrrrsBURG, PA, March 2s.-There ap,
pesrs to he 4 complete deadlock in regard
N arbitration measures among the Con-
naIlsyiIIe coke workers.
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Flght With BedoaIns.

CAIRo, March 29.-Two British officers,
while hunting in Upper Egypt few days
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The Queen Starts for Cannes.
LONDON, March 29.-The Queen lef'
London this morning for Cannes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29
WEST SIDE NOTES.

Fred Fulton. of West Faltou-st, has re-
turned from 4 visit % MuskesOl.
Miss N'rG Doris. Of Ha-bor Springs, Is
the guest ot Miss Anna Lamb, ot Tccusr-st.
Mss Eose Msylou. Of Sixih-si, left yes
tcriAy morning for shofL visit Al PeiCs-
key.
gore 10 Jackson 10 srend few weeks with
1cr ster.
Mrs. 7. Marsh, OF West LeonErd-sf, has
gone 70 Mscs,svs Park TO spend isr days
with friends.
Nrs Wiun. the lady who was injured in
runaway few days since is rsrii!y re-
covering from ner Injuries although her
fsce badly bruised
Work Eas begun on the Bddce-s,. and
Ansnialc Gravel Road YESTERDAY and every
fhiag looks favorable FOR the speedy com
plclon Of the thoroughfare.
Nr and Mrs Wm. Almond. Of West
feensrd ~. were arreeaolv surprised
WccE s1ty ni-af hy "a number Of their
ff'cnfs aat well w;stsrs go nciaed ihcr,
20 a.. rate 'te tveutg-iltn anniversary o.
their msrr.a-c. Anol t.ifv couples wef.
present. and sfler reireshnent s-a nica
were furnished b the ggests-rcre served
ths efen.ng was spcut very pleasantly With
vocal ard .nsfr1f suial Music.
Frank Wsuferhan Sustained a broken
wrist and otaer in,lres Yesterday owing %
h's team becoming friErt ned a. a Passing
tfaiu on lne railroad crossing on Butter.
wor.h-ave. The horses ran rest unul thee
came O. The fats near The el'y linits ynsfc
IrrF ran a0-0ss The slcews <, tipping the
Tr41r AMI throwing ont ut. Hsuaeghan
ena iniurag sin a. above described The
horses yer. csBxhs hy fhe all of n farmcr
ara q trpsA-riis. The wagon vas badly
demolished.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

The Board OF Police and Fire Cou,nais-
sioners convened in regular weekly session
yesterday with President Dysert IN the
chair and Commissioners Whitney. Powers.
bawkins aud More present.
Use l5iloslug accounts we're allowed.
Leonard a sons. supplies, -. Il. Cody. Ball
s. lp.. supplies. s., Butterwerth 4 Lowe,
repairs $3.50. CaFfi-s & Damon. uaper Cd
c-ais. p G.. studley 4 70. supplies. So.
Twelve spplieants for p0sln0ua en- the
police force vsrs examined. and Thomas
n et asshv aud J. X. DsnnisOn appointed
pC.src r0usi sbles.
Clerk ). q. Johnson asked for a month 5
vac fi0n from Aug. H. Referred 10 Com
n ltes on Men and Disc pine.
The placing Of sigma box at the corner
Oi sherman and kssl-sts Tor The use OF the
Sheriu force WAS authorized.
William stewart Was appointed part pay
laaierman sor the .arge truck a. No. En-
gue House.
The resignation OF Thomas NcMuilen,
assistant foreman Of No. hose cart, was
accepted
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

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II sEt-sf. ne2f fa1sz1s $50 ga b 90 t<,Ss iss Rssi
a esssass zna tspsers ga ss.aa - go fal'h
tstta EEH. w. ,sNef tssfftte lras sD1 <ttrt
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49, - - ie >lt4 sea4 rost~ 80 IL ga
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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

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pFsea=gs bo4 shsa Police Coaft vas calise
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tis EeACe zn4 srHteuced - tsn GAYS a. The
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naa Welsh $40 he steDe pslS. hs Is tbe
n4n eAa atassd Mr. Mieaael Bloc4 an8
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ffnit 81 i3f kssiiag bis pisce orca oauiar,
as tf,ra &c tle siiera su4 ess5on "a. IL.
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~ did y0u go into Size saloon.
"ta ss- II BE- VS. Jy-n.
Why a.1 yea drink ihe beer
TO see Il iJ vas oevr.
Tie 4uestiOusr was AF. Mcbride and the
slsw~rs were mare oy J. q. Johnson. CLERK
a. fOlice Headquarters Ar Johnson
merely ciik1n orcer. sod was sent Dy
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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

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